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Shout out to Play-Doh! We LOVE Play-Doh here at Circle Creek Therapy. Exploring creativity, encouraging imagination, providing kids with a sensory outlet - no wonder it is hands down one of our all-time favorite therapy materials. The best part? You can easily use it at home, too. Play-Doh is so versatile - I’ve used it in therapy to target language, social skills, articulation, and fluency with our preschoolers and school-age children. Some ideas: -Squash Play-Doh with items

What is Visual Spatial Relations? This is the ability to determine that one form or part of a form is turned in a different direction than the others. Can cause problems with: planning actions in relation to objects around him/her spatial concepts such as "in, out, on, under, next to, up down, in front of" differentiating between "b, d, p, or q." poor sight vocabulary reading charts, maps, & diagrams inconsistent symbol reversals & transposing numbers or letters losing place